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Fair enough, personally I don't see the use of a nice big off roader, if I was getting an offroader, it'd be for driving up mountains or something like that, either get an old Jeep, or just go for the standard Japanese 4x4 like a Pajero or something, or if I was feeling a little extravagant, maybe a nice Wildcat =P

But the Range Rover is for getting up mountains. It would get up those mountains far better than any Jeep or Japanese Off Roader, and in considerably more comfort. It is the best 4x4xFar after all. And the best looking.

And the GelandeWagen is bloody terrible.
Range Rover all the way. Brilliant vehicles.

Although my personal choice would be the original 3 door - a CSK would be nice.

I don't know what i'm doing wrong, but i want to replace my stock whisk for the nozzle..but when i put in the nozzle i really don't have a clue with what to attach it..theres nothing to screw a bolt in..what am i doing so fuc*ing wrong?

There is no way you're actually talking about bikes is there?

I thought the solution to the sound problem was awesome. an ipod shuffle playing the movie, manually fast-forwarded to sync it with the projector. Fucking ace MacGuyvering until the batteries ran out :-)

There's a hell of a lot of pics of SuperTed in the mag ain't there!

I'd have another, especially if as BDW says, it's done in the right typeface. I want all the colours ;-)

Who did the pin badges? Mine was lost on the Bridges ride, and ended up in someone's tyre. I want another.

B17 unmodified.
On a proper race frame I'd chop it, but it looks right unchopped on the Quinn.

prepares stalking kit

I often forget this after riding fixed for a period. I then have to do that lifting the back wheel, changing gear, turning the pedals with one foot thing. Makes me look like a right turnip :(

Yet another reason why hub gears are superior to derallieurs. You can shift while stationary.

another is that "hub gears" is a damn sight easier to spell.

^
"what's that person doing driving that dirty great motor down this little street?"

looks at driver

"Oh she can drive whatever she likes. mmmmmmm."

I passed the Cinema the other day and it looks like they are redeveloping that junction and the traffic island. I hope it's with a view to making it safer. Wouldn't it be wonderful to think that something positive has come out of Eilidh's death.

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I'm with Ed, if anyone has a spare set of Plug Racer bars in good condition I'll buy them.

Paul Weller

I saw Paul Weller in Selfrides.

I shouted "do a skid" and he shat himself.

Has anyone played Paperboy recently? It's fucking impossible! My 14 year old self was much better at arcade games than my 36 year old self.

To answer the orignal post of so long ago, the clue is surely in the names?
Messengers deliver messages and couriers carry things.

The song 'Sping-Heeled Jim' by Morrissey

Just given it a listen and it is not bad.
My personal post-smiths favourites are "I'm Not Sorry", "Irish Blood, English Heart", "My Life is an Endless Succession of People Saying Goodbye", "Alsatian Cousin", "Boy Racer", "Suedehead" and "Everyday is Like Sunday" and "Its Hard To Walk Tall When You're Small"

percy pigs

best sweets ever

+1 packet

Such a good night.

Followed by Toni wobbling all over the road on the way back pissed as a newt on wine, including a wrong-way trip down Viccy Park Rd, a stop waiting for a police car up the road to bugger off so we could proceed homewards in (relative) safety.

So one more idea. I thought how nice Nervex Professional lugs would look as T shirt sleeve caps.

http://www.londonfgss.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=9411&d=1241085961

If it makes the cut obviously I will draw it all properly.

I suspect technically it may be impossible to print for reasonable cost.
but I think it's a good idea anyway. It would make a good cycling top too.

Possibly the Nervex logo could be altered to read "London" with the fgss in there somewhere below.

East Drinks.

"Jermyn Street" "shirtmakers".

Sellout operations masquerading 'neath the banners of forefathers, peddling shirts aimed directly at the only market that still thinks wearing one means anything - recruitment consultants with cockatoo haircuts and asian wideboys aspiring to the highlife.

Depends on the Shirtmaker.

Harvie & Hudson are a proper old school firm, the last to make their shirts in-house. And the shirts are superb quality. They know a thing or two about customer service: I went in there as scruffy as hell in dirty motorcycle gear and they still treated me like a king.

But yeah, your Thomas Pink, Charles Tyrwhitt and other upstarts can fuck right off.

I went to London's famous London once with a bicycle and was killed stone dead.

Yeah, sorry about that. wasn't paying attention.

It's amazing what mishaps can occur when using a feather duster.

3 point mini alleycat.
about 45-60 mins riding, then back for beer.

try a bmx shop?

Ooh, stage 2 - yay!

And yes, there will be people at the pub, bigben.

Biffidus Digestivum